Learn the psychological reasons behind the cashless effect and get practical strategies to stay in control of your finances ...

A first-of-its-kind study on the disastrous impacts of cashless bail in the US has shed alarming light on how the troubling ...

Cashless businesses point out customers usually have many choices when it comes to where they shop. And when someone, such as a homeless person or a young teen, doesn't have a credit or debit card ...

Consumers are tip-toeing their way into an increasingly cashless Jersey Shore, paying for parking, tickets, hot dogs and beer not with crumpled up $5s and $10s, but with the swipe of cards ...

Participants of the CDC trial have 80% their funds placed on a card, which is managed by Indue, with the remaining 20% to be paid into a bank account. In the 2021-22 Budget, delivered last month ...

A 2016 Federal Reserve study found the number of non-cash payments — including credit and debit cards — totaled 144 billion in 2015, having grown 5.3% annually between 2012 and 2015 ...

As more businesses go cashless, some consumer advocates are concerned that people who don't use credit cards, smartphones or even banks will be shut out. An estimated 5.4% of Americans didn't have ...

Yet 26.3% of payments were covered by cash; while 22.5% are covered by credit cards; and the rest are made by check, money order, prepaid cards, electronic payments and online bill paying.